Buried for 250 years, the lost fort that helped launch the American Revolution is finally found (opens original article in a new tab)

Archaeologists in Boston have uncovered evidence of a 1775 fortification linked to the Battle of Bunker Hill, a pivotal early event in the American Revolution, using ground-penetrating radar and historical maps.

• Archaeologists discovered a 1775-era defensive ditch and artifacts at the Battle of Bunker Hill site in Boston.
• The excavation confirmed historical accounts of the fortifications built before the battle, including musket balls, gun flints, and British military items.
• The find provides tangible connections to the American Revolution, with ongoing digs revealing details about the battle's logistics and aftermath.